Recreation
Oregon estimated wolf population up 15% in 2024
SALEM — Oregon’s estimated wolf population grew by about 15% in 2024, rising from 178 to 204 animals, ...
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Out and About: The great swindle of spring snowshoeing
TOLLGATE — Spring snowshoeing is cheating. This is no terrible transgression, to be sure. Nothing that would lead to a ...
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ODFW proposing to change boundaries of mule deer hunts starting in 2026; no changes in 2025
The 56,000 or so people who hunt mule deer east of the Cascades each year, whether they carry ...
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Trout stocking underway in Northeastern Oregon
LA GRANDE — Trout stocking is underway across Northeastern Oregon, as the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife ...
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Stellar snowmobile season wrapping up in Northeastern Oregon
The snowmobile season is waning but a lack of snow isn’t the reason. After one of the snowier winters ...
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Out and About: Stumbling across a miniature slot canyon
Slot canyons are dangerous except when they’re scarcely deep enough to hide a mouse.
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Relishing the view
A hike without a view is like a plate of tofu. Nutritious but bland. Unsatisfying.
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Flood control, other factors could keep some Brownlee Reservoir boat ramps dry at times this spring
Baker County’s biggest reservoir won’t shrink as much this year as it did last, but some boat ramps, ...
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COLUMN: The unique exhilaration of getting unstuck
As I gouged at the ice packed beneath the left front tire of my rig with what remained ...
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Carcass removal program aims to deter wolves, ravens to protect livestock, sage grouse
Mud proved a formidable obstacle at times, but an experiment designed to reduce the number of rotting cattle ...